A house in Middlesbrough was struck by a car shortly before a fatal collision on the A66, and the property belonged to the father of a teenager who died in the crash. The teenager, Cole Worthy, aged 17, was among five young men who lost their lives when a Volkswagen Passat, traveling the wrong way,… Continue reading Father's house was rammed by car before son died in A66 crash
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Inspectors to assess police following Henry Nowak murder
A formal review has been initiated into Hampshire Police’s response to violent incidents following the tragic death of Henry Nowak. The 18-year-old university student was fatally stabbed in Southampton by Vickrum Digwa, who falsely claimed to the police that he had been targeted in a racially motivated attack. During the chaotic scene, Hampshire officers mistakenly… Continue reading Inspectors to assess police following Henry Nowak murder
Drumcree: High Court quashes decision to restrict annual Orange Order parade
The High Court recently overturned a ruling made by the Parades Commission that placed restrictions on the annual Orange Order parade at Drumcree in Portadown. This judgment came after a legal challenge initiated by a member of the Orange Order. The Parades Commission had consistently barred the parade, held each July, from proceeding along Garvaghy… Continue reading Drumcree: High Court quashes decision to restrict annual Orange Order parade
Cardiff shopping centre 'upskirter' sentenced after being caught on CCTV
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Man dies in crash after Stratford-upon-Avon police pursuit
A fatal incident occurred near Stratford-upon-Avon following a police chase that resulted in the death of a man and injuries to two women. Warwickshire Police reported that officers attempted to stop a black Audi on Birmingham Road just before 5:30 PM BST on Monday, but the vehicle did not comply. Consequently, a pursuit was initiated.… Continue reading Man dies in crash after Stratford-upon-Avon police pursuit
Dealer jailed for exploiting 14-year-old boy into selling drugs for him
A 20-year-old drug dealer has been sentenced to six years and nine months in prison after admitting to exploiting a 14-year-old boy to distribute drugs—marking one of the earliest convictions of this nature in Scotland. Matteullah Siddiqi met the teenage boy at a games arcade in Glasgow city centre last year and subsequently manipulated him… Continue reading Dealer jailed for exploiting 14-year-old boy into selling drugs for him
Midlands letting agent accused of not returning deposits to more than 100 tenants
A letting agency is facing serious allegations involving the failure to return deposits to over 100 tenants. The firm, Morgan, Payne & Knightly (MPK), headed by Tony Singh—whose full name is Amun Singh Judge—operates branches in Birmingham, Telford, and Wolverhampton. Alongside tenant complaints, several landlords accuse Singh of withholding rent payments due to them. Both… Continue reading Midlands letting agent accused of not returning deposits to more than 100 tenants
Belfast City Airport seeking permission for later flights
Belfast City Airport is pursuing approval to extend its evening flight operations from the current 21:30 BST deadline to 22:30 as part of an extensive expansion initiative. In addition to later operating hours, the airport aims to raise the annual flight movement cap by 27%, increasing it from 48,000 to 61,000 flights per year. Implementing… Continue reading Belfast City Airport seeking permission for later flights
Andy Burnham refuses to rule out tax rises in autumn Budget
Andy Burnham has indicated that he might consider tax increases in the upcoming autumn Budget, acknowledging the difficult state of the nation’s public finances. Emphasizing a careful approach to economic management, Burnham defended his announced cost of living measures as commitments backed by funding. Since becoming prime minister in July, he has pledged to ease… Continue reading Andy Burnham refuses to rule out tax rises in autumn Budget
The grieving family who says the coroner's courts aren't working
Sarah thought she knew what she was getting into when she attended a coroner’s court in May 2024 to discuss the death of her second cousin. Her experience as a murder detective had made her familiar with courts and legal arguments, but the coroner’s court was a different environment entirely. “I felt like I was… Continue reading The grieving family who says the coroner's courts aren't working